The MA Film Studies at the University of East Anglia invites you to delve into the dynamic world of cinema, exploring its rich histories, critical theories, and evolving cultural impact. As a postgraduate student, you will engage with diverse film cultures, from classic movements to contemporary global productions, and understand the intricate workings of the international film industry. This Master's degree is ideal for those passionate about film, seeking to deepen their analytical skills and gain advanced knowledge in areas such as British cinema, Hollywood analysis, and queer film theory. You will be immersed in a vibrant academic community at a university with a pioneering legacy in film studies.
This full-time, on-campus MA is delivered over one year, providing an intensive yet rewarding academic journey. You will explore compulsory modules like "Film Studies: History, Theory, Criticism" and "British Cinema: Realism and Spectacle," alongside optional courses allowing you to tailor your studies. The programme culminates in a substantial dissertation, offering you the opportunity to conduct in-depth research using resources like the East Anglian Film Archive. You will develop critical thinking, research, and communication skills, preparing you for diverse career paths in film curation, criticism, archives, or the broader creative industries.